It’s no secret that hoodrats everywhere flock to the nearest designer retailer to spend their entire paycheck on a $380 handbag belt that they can’t afford. Somewhere near you, a kid is sitting on their dirty bed sheet eating leftovers from yesterday’s KFC because their mother was given a false impression through some rap song that Gucci or Prada grants you irrevocable social status. Now, the stupid broad’s phone is cut off because she didn’t have the money to pay her bill.

There’s definitely a difference. And it’s no secret that most of these gangsta rappers idolize the gangsters that are portrayed as glorified murderers all over the news, TV and the silver screen:

“Scarface.” “Goodfellas.” Lucky Luciano. Al Capone. “The Godfather.” Murder, Inc. The 5 families. John Gotti. Every single one of these real-life individuals, syndicates, fictional characters and stories have been used and reused amongst the hip-hop community. Even stick-up kids like the original 50 Cent and drug kingpins like the realRick Ross have had their names jacked and their persona imitated through the rappers who pretend to have lived their lives.

1. Miley Cyrus’s quotes about Beyonce hit the net. 2. Twitter, Facebook, and all media websites explode with this breaking story. (These quotes are supposedly “LEAKED” from an interview Miley did with Love Magazine.) 3. Miley “wakes up,” in the morning, hops on Twitter, and cries foul play like she has no idea of what the fuck is going on, acting all confused and shit.

Stupid broad, you might be fooling everyone else, but you’re not fooling me.